how to import an nmap xml file

[xkillbit]

First I run:

sudo docker run -d --name webmap4 -h webmap -p 8000:8000 -v /tmp/webmap:/opt/xml reborntc/webmap

This would seem to indicate that /tmp/webmap on my host OS will be mounted to /opt/xml inside the docker image. However when I drop an nmap.xml file into /tmp/webmap the docker webapp doesn't load/parse it?

Thoughts?

[Lewiscowles1986]

Have you tried to docker exec -it webmap4 bash ?

Seems to me like the mount might not have been successful. On OSX and Windows /tmp might not mount at all.

Also, have you tried mapping an individual xml file rather than folder?

[Moustrash]

Hi, I am having trouble too providing the volume as documented in the example command line, but as I am quite new to docker I do not understand where the problem lies.

However, you can provide your own xml file after running the container by copying it to the correct location using docker cp <path/to/xml> <containerId>:/opt/xml/, where containerId should be "webmap" if you used the --name webmap option.
Then, your file will be in the folder webmap looks for xml files and you should see after refreshing your tab.

This is only a workaround and I am still looking for an explanation as to why the -v /tmp/webmap:/opt/xml does not seem to work, please enlighten us if you have any idea :)

[joe67]

Hello, I tried to create a new job with the button "new nmap scan" in the dashboard, I did not receive a confirmation. But I could see the following error message in the log. " No such file or directory: '/opt/nmapdashboard/nmapreport/nmap/schedule/b6aa0b1220180e599e10fd0cf1602a3c.json'"
I then checked the path in the container and found that the directory "schedule" did not exist. After I created it manually and repeated the process, I received a message from the dashboard that a new job had been created.

I don't know if the schedule job is working now, but maybe the information is useful. I'm just surprised that I seem to be the only one with this problem.